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4PVIf r4ifjTTX0L 11Oab > sS THURMONDJ ATTORNEY AT JLAVFand General Land AgentVICTORIAAttorneys at LawBIO GRANDE CITYinfer rami mo OF oBROWNSVILLE TEXAStffe2L H GoODXtlCB 0 K JlAEIPGOOPRLI marisATTORNEYSATLAW< DEALERS IN REAL ESTATEComplete Abstacts of CameronCounty Kept In The OfficeBROWNSVILLEJNO I KLEIBERwVTEXATTORNEYATXAWOffice over First National IBankBrownsville TexasWill practice in any of thecourt of thf State wlieu speciallyemployedH MASONiATTORNEY AT LAWiOjtice Corner Levee and EJeventh Streetbrowssvillb pexasATEXASJX HOMO A G SlKMSMONROE STERNETEXCAPITAL SSGtiOGG M IwAPIIAEL Wll KeLLYPresident VicePresJ D Anderson CashierDirectorsG M Raohael Wra KellyVRobert DakelL M B KingsburyEuiilc Kleiber J D Andersoni >Oollections on all points promptlymade and emitted Bills of exchangedrawndirect on all principal citiesthroughout4 the worldVCounty ClerkSheriffTreasurerAssessorCollectorSurveyorbDistrict OfficersDistrict Judge John C RussellDistrict Attorney John I KleinerDistrict Clerk Louis KowalskiDistrict court commences on thefirst Monday in the months of Feband SeptemberCounty OfficersCounty Judge Thomas CarsonCounty Attorney Agustin CelayaJoseph WebbE C FortoCcledonio GarzaGeorge ChampionJames A BrowneMantin IlansonInspectoral Hides Casimiro TamayqCommissionersPrecinct Xo 1 Antonio YazquezEjecinct No 2 FniUa KleinerPrecIiicfNo3 Fruetoso GarciaPrecinct No 4 Pablo PerezCounty court meets for civil criminaland brobate business on the first Monday in March June September andDeceiiiberCity OfficersMayor Thomas CarsonChief of Police James II KlhanT easurer A lireif TuornhamSecretary M B KingsburyAttorney Frank T euilleSurveyor S W JJrooksAssessor and Collector J A MichelSCISEBfUItE07 DEPARTURES AMD ARRIVALS OFMAILSDEPAKTCKEFor Alice Texas daily at 6 a mRio Grande City Mondav Wed iind Friday at Ji a mFor Point Isabel daily at 9 a mMataiuoros Mexico Except Sunday at J 30 a mARRIVALSFrom Alice Texas daily at 10 p mKio Grande TriWeekly at 7 pmPoint Isabel daily at 6 p inMatnnoros Mexico 930 a mmm siffiip likeSOUTHERM PACIFICATLAHTIG SfSTEMSteamers nsake trips betweenMorgan City or New Orleansand Brazes Santiago viaGalFeston about everytea daysFor further information call on oraddressH B KINGSBURY AgentGO TOforFurnitureBicture Frames Mouldings andMattresses Garden BenchesGallery Chairs and theContinental Refrigerators etcSan Roman BuildingElizabeth StreetBROWNSVILLE TEXAS3Gi WSEABURYAttorney at Law uhtHotart PublicOffice on Levee Street two doorsfrom EleventhWill Practice in all CourtsStatcandFederalTWO JFUJTjrV OJTESNOT A TRAGIC MOMENTOh why do you avert yourfaceTour beautiful face said hoWhy do you tturn with your usualgraceSo none can your features seeOh taisezvous the sweet girl criedAs she saw his spirits fiaAnd she laughed with scorn ere sherepliedI was using my powder ragChicago IfewsENOUOnOne morn into a dry goods storeA ballet girl did strayWith cample of the goods she woreWhen in the big balletShe showed it to a clerk aboutWho quick a roll did seizeTo match the stuff and then cried outilowmany ineheB pleaseClotbier and FurnisherCold JFac 8With a railroad to Lnredo deepwater at Brazus is sure to followmid this will make Brownsvillewhat her pouition gives her therightto be the most importantcity on the Mexican frontier andune of the leading const citiesBrownsville HeraldAnd the people of Laredo willwish Brownsvillu Godspeed in allthat the above implies The editorof The Herald unlike some peoplecan see farther than tiie end of idsnose and is doing hits town and Beetionagood oemce by his pointedparagraphs Few rivers have asswift a current and a greater volume of water than the Rio Grandemid it has been tlunougly demonstrated that through the jetty system deep water at the mouth ofBtich streams ia only a question ofmoney eoiiscquontly there is notthe slightest duiibt as to the feaeibility of obtaining any necessarydepth at Brazos Santiago Buthow to get the money to do thework should be all the importantquestion with the farseeingBrownsvillian a railroad along theriver valley from theit city to Laredo would rapidly settle and develop the iich country traversedgreatly increase the population ofBrownsville and naturally causethe people of the cities at both endsof the road and all along the lineto clamor for deep water at themouth ol the Rio Grande Thecries ot the many are heard andthe money would be forthcomingLareBo TimesAn oldtimer your greatgrandfathers eoek Troy PressMother You naughty boyl Yonvo been fighting Little Son NomHow did your clothes got tornand jonr face get scratched Iwas tryin to keep a bad boy fromhurting a good little boy Thatwas noble Who was the good littie boy Me Good NewLIMrs Witherby Ithought I wonldgive my husband same pajamagfor Christmas Ha has never hadany before Mrs PlankingtonBut suppose he doBent like themMrs Witherhy Thais why I amgetting them If they dont suithim I can wear them myselfClotheirand FurnisherBROWNSVILLE CAMERON COOTTT TEXAS TUESDAY EYSlOTa DECEMBER 271892Called to WashingtonSan Antonio ExpressCaptain John G Bonrke ThirdCavalry who for the past twomonths has been in attendance before the TJifited States DistrictCourt in San Antonio has beencalled to headquarters of the armyWashington D 0 on official business He left yeBterday on theafternoon train When throughwith his business in Washington hewill proceed to Brownsville Texwhere he is summoned to attendthe court to meet there early inJanuaryIt is supposed that CaptairrBourkea visit to Washington hassome connection with the JowerRio Grande border troubfesDr Plutarco OrnelaB the Mexican consul here yebterday receiveda letter from Geueral BernardoReyes governor of the state ofNuevo Leon in which it was statedthat carriages had been orderedfrom Nuevo Laredo to the scene ofthe recent massacre for the purposeof bringing in the wonndedTwelve of the Mexican soldierswho were taken across the river toSan Ygnaeio as prisoners bv theoutlaws have crossed back intoMexico where they have been wellreceived by the federal authoritiesff Brownsville HdilorLaredo TimesMr W t Gnirey for more thanten succeusivo years editor and proprietor of a daily newspaper inBrownsville but constantly traveling the past two years all over Mexico has just arrived in Laredo MrGuirey speaks Spanish fluently andis one of the best posted men onthe border he says that he heardnothing of revolution or trouble inMexico until upon arriving in thiscity that the people over thereknow nothing whatever about anyGarza or other revolutionary movement and care less Ao Mr Gcirey knew Garza well he was occasionally asked what and who howas and replied to such iuterrogalories that he knew him manyyears as a very ordinary clerk inBrownsville and that conld not boof any consequonce in connectionwith which his name was beingused Mr Guirey Bays that wherehe found people in the interior oiMexico knowing anything whatever of the existanee cf such a manthey had him pictured in theirmind as the leader of a band ofdesperate outlaws but neverentertained a thought of his being inany movement calculated to benefittheir countryThe winter girl who is describedas dressed to kill would doubtlessbe classified as a form of slay belleWashington StarNo charge to florists for this advice If you would have yourplants start early put them in springbeds Lowell CourierAdorer When we are marrieddarling we shall be one Mias lbsen Im aware of that Edwardbut the question is which oneFunny Folks<1i riN 0152Turkish Boy catGalveston Newsv It has been a beautiful custom ofthe enterprising grocers of Chatta7nooga since the time when thememory of the oldest customer rimneth not to the contrary to presentto each of their customer a fineChristmas gobbler and thus to messure their genoristy and entertaintheir friends at the same time Inrecent years the turkey habit hasbecome oppressive and in order toshake it oft the grocer met pledgedeach others lives their fortunes andtheir sacred honors to the extent ofa 50 forfeit that they would giveaway no more turkeys Thereuponthe employess of the CincinnatiSouthern railroad shops met and bywhereas denounced the action ofthe grocer as penurious and meanand by resolutions declared a boycott provided for a cooperative groeery where turkeys were free oncea year and called on all organizedlabor tejoin them in the maintenot right and justice Such is life inthese gobblerious daysFor ChristmasFire crackers of all kindsFresh ButterSpanish Olives iu kegsPickles in kegsDr Prices baking powderDr Prices flavoring extractsEvaporated PeachesEvaporated PearsCom Beef200 Varieties CandyPreserves by the poundMince Meat by the poundAt BARREDASRoosters are a good deal like menA rooster never gites noise of finding a worm until after he has 6wallowed it Atchison GlobsUe Should Say SaLaredo TimesMovements are on foot for thenavigation of the Brazos river asf r up as Waco and the Trinity toDallas If either are feasible th reis no question of navigating thoRio Grande as high up as Laredoas the obstacles to be removed arofar less considerable in the latterriver especially as it is alreadybeing navigated as far up as RioGrande CityIRKIGATIONLxETJT C AljnKLCOfEce at SeoitVSan RomanBuilding Elisabeth StreetOffice hours 11 tolfc A Mand2 to 4 B ALThe OJd Year ia dying fast TheNew Year should be begnn withgood resolutions Resolve to putthe lower Rio Grande conntrywhere it balccgo on the top waveof prosperity Call on Lieut Chatfield and sign a pledge to do itLieut Chatfiald has hung out hisshingle Call and see him andtalk irrigationFoe Sale An old Steinwaymake piano With a little repaircan be made a very good itutrnment Will be sold very cheapApply at this officei ji1 1rM